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It doesn't. And honestly the result should be treated skeptically until someone replicates it. Mice studies like this have a ton caveats: the animal lives 3 ye
by XorNot 3y ago
It doesn't. And honestly the result should be treated skeptically until someone replicates it.
Mice studies like this have a ton caveats: the animal lives 3 years versus the human 100 years.
Research like this is better for understanding biochemical pathways then whole organism affects, especially since "aging" isn't a well defined phenomenon (it's a grab bag of other things we want to prevent).